東京大学トロンボーンクラブ

On October 11, 2009, the Tokyo University Trombone Club held its 30th Anniversary Concert at the University of Tokyo's Yasuda Auditorium. We were blessed with the clearest autumn weather in the world, and we had over 350 visitors on the day. In addition to those who saw the flyers, there were also visitors who happened to be passing by on their way to the exhibition. Even those who did not listen to the trombone ensemble seemed to enjoy the performance. Some of the guests were looking at the inside of the Yasuda Auditorium, which is usually closed to visitors.

On the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the concert, we received congratulatory messages from people in various fields.

Congratulations to the Tokyo University Trombone Club and Mr. Yorio Imai on the 30th anniversary of the club's founding. As a person who loves music and trombone as much as you do, I am very happy to see that you are celebrating the 30th anniversary of the founding of the club. I hope you will continue to play music seriously, but above all, enjoy playing music. I wish the University of Tokyo Trombone Club more and more progress and development from faraway America.

Kanda Megumi Principal Trombone, Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra

Dear Tokyo University Trombone Club, congratulations on your 30th anniversary. Please continue to spread the wonders of the trombone for many years to come. To celebrate, I am sending you a copy of the trombone ensemble score that I arranged for you. Please play it and enjoy it.

Jay Friedman Principal Trombone, Chicago Symphony Orchestra

I would like to congratulate the TTC on its wonderful 30th anniversary. I've been to Tokyo many times and I can tell you how much you all love trombone and music and your passion for it. It's great to know what you're up to. Keep up the great work and I look forward to the day we celebrate our 40th anniversary.

Michael Mulcahy Trombone, Chicago Symphony Orchestra Professor, Bienen School of Music, Northwestern University

To the Tokyo University Trombone Club, I would like to pay my deepest respects to the 30th anniversary. On the occasion of this celebration, the moments of harmony and joy you have experienced in the process of creating the ensemble are now Recall once. But this da capo is not just a regression to get to the end of the song, "Dulceño, In other words, it should be a return to develop in a new direction full of excitement. Going back to the basics repeatedly, always keeping in mind the rondo format so that we can explore new worlds. Please. May your harmonies match perfectly and your slides move smoothly. Also, may your music bring joy to many and be self-motivating. I wish you all the best for the next 30 years of TTC and beyond.

Carl Lente Professor, Jacobs School of Music, Indiana University

Tokyo University Trombone Club

東京大学トロンボーンクラブ

The 30th Anniversary Concert

Congratulatory Address